Closed Beta-Testing for Renewed Web

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Originally Posted by Moogly

As me and Martin have discussed before. I'm surprised they haven't invested in the Mobile Market. Texting apps are so popular, a smaller scale yet usable version of Habbo on a phone will keep teens on it 24/7. Or a new similar game that scales properly (graphics wise) on a handheld smartphone wouldn't kill them. They really should invest in more than just ircgallera and other random services and websites.

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It's called Pocket Habbo

Heres the rip of that amazon cloud thing.Attachment 147546
Make sure to place in root directory, otherwise tonnes of errors.

Made with AngularJS. Not a big fan myself.

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Originally Posted by Spheral

It's called Pocket Habbo

Heres the rip of that amazon cloud thing.Attachment 147546
Make sure to place in root directory, otherwise tonnes of errors.

Made with AngularJS. Not a big fan myself.

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Pocket Habbo != Habbo on Mobile, who would use Pocket Habbo when they can use Skype or Snapchat to video chat, and voice chat, and even send pictures?

Oh wow, thought it was going to be a huge change to the client interface well that's a disappointment, about the CMS pretty sure I've seen better from the retro community, for example Mabbo? (Can't remember if it's called Mabbo, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong) Which had the social bar/feed on the side which looked badass.

I'm a part of the beta testers, how can i help?

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Originally Posted by Rhys

I'm a part of the beta testers, how can i help?

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Uh, rip the HTML and assets in the original structure, use ChromeCacheViewer or other if you have to.
Thing with that is, it seems to be built on AngularJS, and most of the routes dont actually exist since they are initialized from the index or something, so you would have to go to each page and inspect element and copy the source code from there and stick it in a .html file and then rip the assets using chromecacheview.

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Originally Posted by Spheral

Uh, rip the HTML and assets in the original structure, use ChromeCacheViewer or other if you have to.
Thing with that is, it seems to be built on AngularJS, and most of the routes dont actually exist since they are initialized from the index or something, so you would have to go to each page and inspect element and copy the source code from there and stick it in a .html file and then rip the assets using chromecacheview.

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errrm... :hmmmm2:


edit: found out how to keep content, had to remove a js called "vendor.b03b67f9.js", ill work on it, try to get it all gathered together and i'll get back to everyone, anyone else in the beta group that's able to do it quicker would be good.

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Originally Posted by Rhys

errrm... :hmmmm2:


edit: found out how to keep content, had to remove a js called "vendor.b03b67f9.js", ill work on it, try to get it all gathered together and i'll get back to everyone, anyone else in the beta group that's able to do it quicker would be good.

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In chrome, just press ctrl+s on every page and save them in seperate folders.

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Originally Posted by Rhys

errrm... :hmmmm2:


edit: found out how to keep content, had to remove a js called "vendor.b03b67f9.js", ill work on it, try to get it all gathered together and i'll get back to everyone, anyone else in the beta group that's able to do it quicker would be good.

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If any help is needed, I can rip the whole thing in minutes when I get access to the beta version. Feel free to PM me.

If anyone have access to the beta, please rip everything and share it.

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Originally Posted by The General

In chrome, just press ctrl+s on every page and save them in seperate folders.

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They have protection using some kind of access tokens (very strange hm how to bypass? ;) )

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Originally Posted by Beny.

They have protection using some kind of access tokens (very strange hm how to bypass? ;) )

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Press f12 -> elements and copy that.

Then for the images you have to go to the resources folder and right click them and save those manually.

If anyone with beta access that doesn't know how to save, contact me by PM and I'll help you out.

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Originally Posted by The General

Press f12 -> elements and copy that.

Then for the images you have to go to the resources folder and right click them and save those manually.

If anyone with beta access that doesn't know how to save, contact me by PM and I'll help you out.

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Chromecacheview, keep it in the folder structure. Saves time copying from resources one by one :)

if i post the angular js file will that help with anything? :/?

It uses angularJs, so it's actually just one page(except client, js, css), lol.
+ their websocket API server

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Originally Posted by TheOleg

It uses angularJs, so it's actually just one page(except client, js, css), lol.
+ their websocket API server

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Even though they might use JS or whatever, its still HTML in the browser and that can be saved.